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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 8 mentions in the last 30 days, 8 the 60 before, 6 the 90 before that.
These actions facilitate development and infrastructure changes, potentially impacting property values and utility access.
Property owners and developers involved in these specific land transactions.
Residents in adjacent areas may experience impacts related to changes in traffic, noise, or character of the neighborhood.
Map of landCity of MidlandFour families who own homes on Racquet Club Drive are seeking to combine the lots they live on to improve the lot configuration. The families are seeking a preliminary plat and are...
A new facility has opened to help residents dispose of recyclables and household hazardous waste. This aims to make waste disposal easier and more environmentally friendly.
Robots deployed in Midland to map sidewalk accessibility CBS7
The Midland Development Corporation is partnering with El Paso County to develop a master plan for the West Texas Aerospace Corridor. This collaboration aims to leverage regional resources and streamline planning for the aerospace industry's growth in the area.
The existing Long John Silver's location and drive-through.Luke Dias/Midland Reporter-TelegramThe Long John Silver’s on Andrews Highway is seeking to demolish its existing restaurant and rebuild it with a...
Several zone change requests were considered, including shifts from industrial or commercial to single-family residential, and from retail to regional retail. These decisions reflect the city's land use planning and its impact on neighborhood character and commercial development.
Multiple zoning amendments were approved, affecting how land can be used across the city. These changes range from allowing manufactured housing and retail to single-family and commercial developments, shaping future growth.
The Midland Development Corporation is supporting the creation of a new veterinary hospital through an economic development agreement. This project is expected to bring new jobs and services to the area.
The commission approved a zone change from Commercial to Single-Family residential, impacting the character of the area. Another change from Planned Development to Regional Retail was also approved, paving the way for commercial uses.
Several preliminary plats for new housing and industrial developments were approved, along with zoning amendments for specific businesses. These decisions shape the city's growth and development patterns.
A zone change was approved to allow for a mechanic shop in a Light Industrial district, converting from a Business Park designation.
The council discussed land use and development policies, which will shape the physical growth and character of the city.
The commission approved numerous preliminary and final plats for various additions, including industrial and residential developments, indicating active growth and development in Midland.
The council supported a proposed affordable housing development, indicating a commitment to addressing housing needs.
Numerous preliminary plats were approved, allowing for the subdivision of land for future residential and commercial projects across the city. This is a fundamental step in expanding housing and business opportunities.
The council approved several actions related to land use, including vacating easements and rezoning property for manufactured housing. A temporary use permit for outdoor music was also approved.
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The corporation approved funding for consulting services related to spaceport licensing. This is a step towards developing a new industry in Midland.
Several large preliminary plats were approved, including Antelope Ridge (225.28 acres) and Horseshoe Bend (187.60 acres), indicating significant future residential and commercial growth.
The council approved a special exception for reduced setbacks on a property, facilitating development.
The commission elected new leaders, Joshua Sparks as Chair and Dara Richardson as Vice Chair, to guide their work for the next two years.
The city adopted the Midland County 2025 Hazard Mitigation Action Plan and amended its Community Development Action Plan, focusing on safety and housing.
Several preliminary and final plats for residential developments were approved, including Plainsview Estates, Polo Club Addition, Westridge Park Addition, Melody Acres, and Wydewood Estates. These approvals move forward new housing opportunities.
Midland City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission discuss Centennial entertainment overlay district newswest9.com
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